BODY FX Exercise Physiology's mission is to empower everyone to exercise and specifically tailor exercise to the individual's needs. We have a passion for exercise and practice what we preach and also have many clients who have enjoyed the benefits of exercise to bring them to their goals or purely to maintain function and mobility.

Shannon Short

Director - Accredited Exercise Physiologist

My passion is working with people in the musculoskeletal area. This can be; injuries, feeling out of balance, wanting to develop further in your sport or simply prevention of injuries or physical decline.

This being said I really love helping people exercise, no matter age, level of fitness or ability. I have completed a Graduate Diploma in Exercise Science (Rehabilitation) at CSU which focus' on exercise for individuals with chronic conditions, previous to this I completed a Bachelor in Human Movement (Exercise Science) also at CSU and worked my way through University as a Personal Trainer and Group Fitness Instructor.

In my spare time, I love to run and my husband and I have two gorgeous boys that keep us active!

Madeleine Conyers

Accredited Exercise Physiologist

I completed my Masters of Clinical Exercise Physiology through Charles Sturt University (2018). I have been involved in sport since a young age, competing in triathlons, tennis, water polo and netball, which has given me an insight on the positive impact exercise has on myself, particularly for enhancing mood. Exercise is a great platform for meeting new people and improving your overall sense of well-being and mood state. If I am able to educate clients and instil this way of thinking, I believe I can make a positive impact on their lives! I wanted to become an Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP) to educate clients to make positive changes in their lives, and allow them to reach their full potential and goals, regardless of their situation.
Personally I would like to achieve a greater depth and understanding of clients with mental health issues and depression, as well as working with people who have eating disorders. This is a new area of study that I am very excited about and interested in!  I believe continual development is necessary, and I hope to always challenge myself to better my skills, for the benefit of my clients.